WEATHERBY460
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Looking to purchase a new reloading manual that also has reloading tips and tricks. What is the best book to get?
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Best Ballistic / Reloading book?
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Darkker
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There is no "best", and they all have tips and tricks.
So what do you have, and what do you shoot?
So what do you have, and what do you shoot?
ShtrRdy
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If you're a pretty experienced reloader, you might consider the Berger Bullet reloading manual. It covers some additional considerations for long range shooting.
WEATHERBY460
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The Berger book has been out for awhile....I wonder how long until they make an updated book?
⬆No kidding, I'm about out of patience my self.
As for ops question the Sierra manual is pretty technical.
Gene
Corey Schwanz
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You guys aren't the only one who wants to see a new edition soon, trust me 
. If you need anything for newer bullets that aren't listed in the 1st edition, drop us an email and we can see if we have what you need. I know we have a large assortment of data ready and waiting to be added to a 2nd edition when it comes, I just don't know exactly when that will be.
There is quite a bit of info in our book other than just load recipes. From technical aspects like BCs and form factors, to hand loading component discussions, to articles regarding various shooting disciplines and more. A favorite of many is the Walt Berger story.
. If you need anything for newer bullets that aren't listed in the 1st edition, drop us an email and we can see if we have what you need. I know we have a large assortment of data ready and waiting to be added to a 2nd edition when it comes, I just don't know exactly when that will be.There is quite a bit of info in our book other than just load recipes. From technical aspects like BCs and form factors, to hand loading component discussions, to articles regarding various shooting disciplines and more. A favorite of many is the Walt Berger story.
You guys aren't the only one who wants to see a new edition soon, trust me
There is quite a bit of info in our book other than just load recipes. From technical aspects like BCs and form factors, to hand loading component discussions, to articles regarding various shooting disciplines and more. A favorite of many is the Walt Berger story.
I have read and reread my berger reloading manual especially the Walt Berger story.
My favorite for sure. With a new edition don't change it just add to it.
